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Teddy Parker
Good for the price...
I knew I wasn't going to get exceptional sound quality at this price range, but the reason I got these was defeated still. They are very light, which is great for what I got them for (riding), but the fit is surprisingly awkward and you will find them slipping off your head (especially while moving around). However, great for snowboarding when you secure them with your goggles and don't want to use your expensive set on the slopes.
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The Chamber, Gadsden/Etowah County
One Commerce Square
Gadsden, AL
This is an UNPAID internship, however college credit is available.The Chamber of Gadsden/Etowah County is dedicated to enhancing the areas' economy and being an advocate and resource for employers. We work to gather individual businesses together to create a greater influence and a targeted, focused marketing effort. Our mission is to ensure the continued viability and success of commerce and industry in Gadsden and Etowah County. We strive to be the strongest business network dedicated to promoting economic development, resiliency and growth throughout the county.
We are constituted by business owners and industry dedicated to the success of our communities through a voluntary membership. Our members' greatest desire is to see the success of our economy be ensured for future generations. Members enjoy benefits such as networking opportunities, educational workshops and public forums.
The Chamber works with many partners such as the City of Gadsden, Etowah County, Etowah Tourism Board, the Gadsden-Etowah County Industrial Development Authority, Gadsden Commercial Development Authority and Downtown Gadsden Inc., as well as all municipalities throughout Etowah County to attract new business, visitors, retirees and other individuals seeking to relocate to our area.
- Front desk reception- Monitor calendars, schedule appointments
- Assist with Social Media marketing
- Member contacts for various purposes
- Assist with event planning and implementation
- Various other duties as assigned
- Understand cost-reduction principles and how to implement goals- Possess skills at assessing issues, defining solutions, and implementing strategy
- Perform well in environment that values leadership, efficiency, dependability, and organization
- Possess excellent communications skills, ability to address public via phone, email and in-person
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I have to be honest - I've been watching these developments closely because I'm getting ready to "upgrade" from ziploc bags and invest in some decent project bags. The Stuff Sack has been in the running against a stiff competitor, the GoKnit bag, which comes in more colors and sizes (I have to "color-code" everything to be organized enough just to get out of the house) and has the detachable yarn-loop, but the Stuff Sack's clear bottom was winning out.
now - yippeee!!! yellow is an awesome color for this bag - I can't wait! This (plus the clear bottom, PLUS the new grommet!) makes the Stuff Sack a complete winner for me.
Will be placing an order when I get my next paycheck for the current bright-blue, and am anxiously awaiting the yellow to add to my collection! (and yes - I know I don't even have one yet, but it's already a "collection!" um ... you will be continuing to add new colors, won't you? "gotta have the new color" is what makes it a collection, right?) ;~)
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Hukbalahap Rebellion
Hukbalahap Rebellion
(1946–54) Peasant uprising in Luzon, Philippines. The rich Luzon plain was farmed by a large tenant-farmer population working on vast estates, a situation that led to periodic peasant revolts. The area became a focal point for communist organizers in the 1930s. One communist organization, the Hukbalahap (or Huks), was a successful anti-Japanese guerrilla group during World War II (1939–45). By the war's end it had also seized most of the Luzon large estates, established a government, and was collecting taxes. When the Philippines became independent in 1946, the Huks began a rebellion after they were prevented from taking government seats to which they had been elected. They were successful for four years and in 1950 nearly seized Manila. Defeated by Philippine troops equipped with advanced U.S. weaponry and by the rise of the popular Ramon Magsaysay, their leader, Luis Taruc, surrendered in 1954.
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Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
6 You will hear the noise of wars nearby and the news of wars far off; see to it that you don't become frightened. Such things must happen, but the end is yet to come. | 6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. |
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The 968 Hotel is a six-minute walk from Lake Tahoe, two inches from Mother Nature, and less than 600 footsteps from two of Lake Tahoe's major attractions—a glass-walled gondola ride that gives riders a sweeping view of the brilliantly blue lake, as well as an upscale shopping center, which houses an eight-plex cinema, an ice-skating rink, a mini-golf course, and a locally popular breakfast café. Those ready to wander join an all-day, small-group wine tasting around Lake Tahoe vineyards, and history buffs can investigate the site of the Tallac resort, which features preserved vacation homes, hiking trails, and guided walks.
Peace of Mind Float Spa casts a gravity-defying spin on relaxation with sensory-deprivation flotation tanks. The tank's solution of filtered, sterilized water mixes with 800 pounds of Epsom salts to imbue guests with a feeling of weightlessness that aims to induce deep relaxation and alleviate physical ailments. The water is heated to skin temperature to simulate a state of anti-gravity typically experienced only by astronauts or koalas at an all-you-can-eat eucalyptus buffet. An oxygen aromatherapy treatment can heighten the effects of floating before or after the treatment with one of four scents. The relaxation destination also hosts a far infrared sauna, which uses soothing heat and infrared rays to penetrate the body and aid natural detoxification.
Neighboring Heavenly Mountain Resort's iconic gondola, Body Essentials' two corpus-nourishing locations each boast a wide variety of corpus-refreshing treatments. Once inside, patrons are sheathed in complimentary robes and slippers, in which they saunter with the comfort and confidence of regal polar-bear cubs into their private treatment rooms. There, aestheticians may pamper bodies with vitamin-infused facials, botanic body scrubs, or anti-aging treatments, such as the nonsurgical face-lift. Spa-goers' figures can also be invigorated with an aromatherapy treatment, which entices the senses with fragrant essential oils, massage, and a thermal wrap. Whether looking for a full spa day or a mini beauty retreat, Body Essentials' team happily indulges clients with a variety of signature packages. The Mana'ia, specially calibrated for men, drains stress and overworked lymphatic systems with endermotherapy massage and fulfills men's lifelong dream of becoming sushi during a seaweed wrap, and bridal packages treat wives-to-be days before and the day of the wedding with a list of preparatory treatments.
Old Hot Springs Resort sources natural mineral water from 35,000 feet below the Earth's surface to fill pools and baths for a health-enriching experience. The springs carry a lengthy history, including use by settlers back in 1849 on their way to the gold rush, and before then by Washoe Indians perfecting their synchronized diving routines. The water teems with healthy minerals such as sulfate to strengthen skin and hair, calcium to fortify bones, and potassium to aid muscle function.
Adults splash and swim in aquamarine outdoor pools kept at 98 degrees in the summer and 102 degrees in the winter, or sunbathe on the surrounding patio. Meanwhile, private baths, with water from 95 to 110 degrees, proffer an intimate place for couples to canoodle and spies to exchange confidential microfiche. Staffers drain and refill pools every day, barring the use of chemicals or city water to maintain the mineral water's purity. After soaking, patrons can deepen their relaxation with a hot-stone massage, held in a hushed room lit with petite lights, or snag refreshments from an onsite restaurant and bar.
After Andrea Felesina earned her master's degree and started a career as a registered nurse, she couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to take a holistic approach to health. Her curiosity led her to the Bodhi Tree School of Massage, where she acquired national certification in massage therapy. With her newfound ability to blend eastern and western techniques, Andrea opened Sierra Nevada Holistic Services inside a ranch-style cottage. In addition to offering therapeutic-massage services, Andrea also leads yoga nidra meditation sessions, drawing on training she received from yogi Amrit Desai. Yoga nidra combines light stretching, breathwork, and guided imagery to completely relax the body and banish the stress of wondering where the keys to the bomb-squad van are. Andrea also concocts her own aromatherapeutic blends to ease muscle aches, indigestion, and depression with help from fellow practitioner Sue Fritz, who brings 40 years of medical and holistic training to the table.
At Paradise Salon Spa Wellness, the focus is on wellness, healing, and beauty, and aesthetician Christy Gray knows how important beauty treatments are to her clients' self-confidence. Working in Caron City for five years, Christy has learned how to offer facial treatments to different skin types, as well as gained experience in massage and relaxation techniques. Now, at Paradise Salon, she puts her skills to good use, offering pore-cleaning facials, organic enzyme peels, and microdermabrasion?always using the cruelty-free brand VMV Hypoallergenics?along with full-body waxing, eyelash tinting, and electrotherapy treatments.


text: Currently in the process of acquiring my license here in Central Arkansas. I have been Arkansas Army Guard for a long time now and never really worried about needing a CC, until I saw things through the eyes of my Wife. Three Women in three weeks murdered here. Brutal Crimes against Women are up and out of control. I'm a realist. If my Wife and I are not pro-active in protecting our flock and ourselves out and about, not only at home. Then we have become sheep. I am not a sheep and neither is She. For us to teach our little ones any other way is for us to be a failure as an Americans. The United States of America was not founded on waiting for anyone to come to their rescue in time of need.


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This is a 2 day, with a distance learning component. This will include about 8 hours of online homework and about 2-4 hours to successfully pass the online test prior to being admitted to the course. If you do not pass the test you will not be admitted into the class. You will be in class for 16-18 hours and will receive credit for 24 hours of class.
Most WFA courses are two day courses. By doing so you will become more confident in your skills through additional scenarios and skills are added including how to clear a spinal injury. There will also be additional topics and scenarios not covered in a 2 day course. These topics include allergies, toxins, anaphylaxis, and spine management.
Please review the syllabus and course information prior to the course.
The indoor portion of class will be in Howarth Hall room 212. This is building #17 on the campus map. You can park in any campus parkinglot or on the street without a permit. Avoid parking in Jones Circle in front of Howarth Hall. Here is the campus map and follow driving directions to the East side of campus.
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What a great office! I love the transitional style of the furniture and the palette of charcoal gray and periwinkle. Notice the placement of the desk with a workspace behind the desk that holds a desktop computer. This is a great way to keep unsightly wires out of sight and against a wall.
Wow, feminine glamour with a hint of old Hollywood. Not sure I would get any work done at this desk — I'd be too busy looking at the gorgeous wallpaper that continues up the wall to the ceiling. It's a great touch; ceilings don't have to just be white.
If patterned wallpaper on all walls is too much for you, consider an accent wall. This fun pink abstract paper looks perfectly punchy with the white modern desk. Also note the overhead storage area — high on a wall is a great place to squeeze in extra cabinets.
If you do not have an extra room to dedicate to an office, consider a desk in your bedroom. This great working area is just a few steps from the bedroom and feels cohesive with the bedroom palette and furniture. Notice the great abstract piece near the desk. Abstract art mixed in with traditional pieces creates a great soft modern look.
What I love about this space is that nothing really matches. The palette is somewhat random, and the furniture styling is very different, but it all works. This is a true test of good design: selecting pieces that work in a noncontrived way. I would love to work in this space with its ample surface area and glimmers of gold.
Have an extra closet anywhere? It's been my experience that most people have too much stuff. Think of whether you can clean out a closet somewhere and you might just find yourself a new office nook. It doesn't take much, just a surface area, some shelves and good light. This great little office space is spruced up with color and pattern on the back wall. Notice how the door was removed and replaced with a curtain — great idea!
Combine an office space with a sitting area. Do you have a sitting area somewhere in your home where you can add a desk? There are some rooms that make perfect sense as dual-function spaces. Notice the great shade of lavender on the comfy chair. Consider reupholstering a chair that can help define a space as "for her."
Choose a pattern that helps set the tone as feminine. This window shade with its pretty shades of plum and apple green set the palette for the whole office.
If you have an extra-large space like this, consider multiple workstations. Note the use of mostly neutrals with touches of pink to create a definitively feminine touch. The open shelves in the background are as functional as they are pretty.
How to Set Up a Great Workspace for Two
How to Set Up a Great Workspace for Two
Go bold with black and white glamour. I've always felt that black and white rooms read as slightly feminine because they are whimsical and fun. Just a small touch of pink flowers makes this desk area unmistakably modern with feminine glamour.
Hey, ladies, please tell us about your workspaces below!
How to Create a Workspace That Works
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Hey, ladies, please tell us about your workspaces below!
How to Create a Workspace That Works
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Katherine was born July 15, 1914, in Owatonna, Minn., to Abbott and Mary Frances (White) Sawyer. Her family moved to Winona when Katherine was seven years old. She graduated from Winona Senior High School and from the College of Saint Teresa, majoring in economics. She married Stanley M. Hardt on September 2, 1936, in Winona. Stanley preceded her in death on December 6, 1990.
She was a member of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Winona, Chautauqua Club, Womens Art Class, D.A.R., the YWCA, and Winona Health Auxiliary. Katherine assisted her husband in the family business, Hardts Music Store in Winona.
Katherine is survived by a son, William Hardt, Mequon, Wis.; a daughter, Mary Hardt, Andover, Minn.; six grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; a sister, Mary Margaret Kruse, Ariz.; cousin, Betsy Sawyer, Winona, Minn.; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Stanley; a granddaughter, Jill Hardt; a daughter-in-law, Marlene Tuttle Hardt; and two sisters.
Funeral services to celebrate Katherines life will be at 3 p.m. Saturday, May 31, 2014, at St. Pauls Episcopal Church, Winona, with Rev. Lawrence Green officiating. Interment will be at Woodland Cemetery, Winona, Minn.
Visitation will begin at 2 p.m. at the church on Saturday.
Memorials are preferred to the Winona Health Foundation.